Key facts
- Israeli air and drone strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 11 people.
- Two infants and two children were among the casualties.
- Two paramedics, Ali Shahrour and Hadi Farhat, were killed in a drone strike.
- An earlier strike on an ambulance killed one paramedic and wounded two others.
- The strikes destroyed a three-story residential building and damaged nearby structures.
- The Israeli military stated it struck individuals seen transferring weapons and is reviewing civilian casualty reports.
Israeli air and drone strikes in southern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people, including two infants, two children, and two paramedics. The strikes, which occurred in Kfar Rumman and surrounding areas, destroyed a three-story residential building, damaged nearby structures, and displaced some residents. A separate drone strike killed paramedics Ali Shahrour and Hadi Farhat of the Islamic Scout Association, while an earlier strike on an ambulance had killed one paramedic and wounded two others. The Israeli military stated that it struck individuals seen transferring weapons and is reviewing reports of civilian casualties. Rescue workers continued searching the rubble of the destroyed building.